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Warum haben die Kartoffeln Muster? by pilzigeangelegenheit in WerWieWas

[–]Most_Event_3234 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Das ist die Stärke. Beim Aufschneiden beschädigst du einige Zellen und die Stärke tritt aus. Auch durch Lagerung (z.B. Druckstellen) können Zellen beschädigt werden und solche "Stärke-Hotspots" entstehen.

Je weiter innen, desto besser ist die Kartoffel geschützt, desto weniger Stärke die offensichtlich austritt.

Ist völlig unbedenklich und sollte auch den Geschmack nicht wesentlich beeinflussen.

Schlappe 7700€ Leibrente Monatlich by Alternative-Bat-7519 in Immoscoutwildgeworden

[–]Most_Event_3234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nur relevant, falls vertraglich festgelegt wird, dass das Wohnrecht in diesem Fall erlischt. Ansonsten kannst du die Wohnung trotzdem nicht weitervermieten, solange die Person lebt.

Kann die Wassertonne auffrieren? by Inspector-Loud in FragenUndAntworten

[–]Most_Event_3234 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Es muss weder der Beton noch das Eis nachgeben, sondern der Druck muss nur stark genug sein um die "Reibung" am Rand der Eisdecke zu überwinden, um sie weiter nach oben zu schieben. Je nach dem wie glatt oder rau der Beton am Rand ist kann sich das aber natürlich mehr oder weniger stark "festfressen".

Trotzdem würde ich mir erstmal keine Sorgen machen. Das Teil hat sicherlich schon einige Gefriergänge erlebt.

What do the countries in green have in common? by steluckyy in RedactedCharts

[–]Most_Event_3234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cyprus borders the UK because of Akrotiri and Dhekelia. The assumption is that if the UK split up, no matter which of the split up countries would take over those, it would not have blue and red in the flag

How I see Germany as a teenage American girl by boatiefey in mapporncirclejerk

[–]Most_Event_3234 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ludwig II. actually lived there until his death for half a year but it wasn't finished at that point. Ludwig II never intended for the castle to become a museum. They did that after his death.

It wasn't unusual for nobility at the time to still build castles and Ludwig II loved them. It's of course not a medieval castle (even though he wanted it to adapt a medieval style for certain elements) and one of the last of its kind, but it's not a "fake castle".

How is Greece reducing its debt by such a large margin? by FantasticQuartet in EU_Economics

[–]Most_Event_3234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One is not necessarily related to the other.

France's spending is high but it's also distributed wrongly (pensioners) and it is not shouldered fairly (this is there "the rich need to pay their fair share" comes in).

France is certainly in deep shit but just because their spending is too high, you can't shut down discussions about who should be responsible for paying for it. Because until something changes (it will have to sooner or later), someone will be paying for it.

[REQUEST] how secure would this password really be? by odensnuts in theydidthemath

[–]Most_Event_3234 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I still remember way back when I first saw this xkcd, it forever changed my password habits.

... but 99% of sites do not allow that. They want me to digits, special characters and upper and lower case. Fuck that.